August 10 - As the end of the Olympic Games draws near, the Closing Ceremony pin will be on sale from later this evening.
July 30 - Today's Pin of the Day is the UK map and Union Flag. 
July 29 - Here are the next 2 pins in the series.
July 30 – Royal Mail has issued a set of four special stamps to mark this summer's Olympic and Paralympic Games.
July 27 - Here is Coke's first pin of the day. 
July 24 - By now, most of you will have seen the Opening Ceremony pin appear, disappear and then reappear at an online store.
July 23 - The sixth and final pin in the Diversity range has now been issued. The Ethnicity pin shows the continents in different colours joining together.
July 20 - With only one week to go, BT have marked the moment with a pin released today.
July 18 - A new Coca-Cola internal pin has appeared on the scene.
July 15 - The remaining six Olympic countdown pins have been announced. The pins for 10, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1 day to go will each be released on the actual day, so you will not be able to buy them in advance.Royal Mail defended by BPA over lack of gold medallist stamps
By David Gold
August 11 - The British Paralympic Association has defended the Royal Mail from criticism for not creating individual stamps for each British Paralympic gold medallist as it has been doing with the Olympics.
August 11 - The British Paralympic Association has defended the Royal Mail from criticism for not creating individual stamps for each British Paralympic gold medallist as it has been doing with the Olympics.
A number of new sponsor pins have been spotted this week.
Thanks to readers a new set of media pins has been added to the catalogue. There are a number of broadcast pins, which can use the official marks, and press pins, which cannot.
Two sets of pins and a single were released yesterday (Friday).
The Coca-Cola Pin Trading Centre (PTC) for London 2012 is now open in Hyde Park.
